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The funds have fallen sharply off the back of a fall in global share markets.
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Insurers are facing rising reinsurance costs from higher natural disaster claims.
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To make the most of DIY investing, you need to know the right strategies.
The secret to being good with money and where we get our beliefs from
Money week is a good chance for people to reassess their finances.
Mary Holm: With $260k in KiwiSaver can we afford to cut back our life insurance?
Many people have too little life insurance, while others have more than they need.
'Panic attack': Aucklanders shocked by council rates hikes
One single mum says she had a panic attack after seeing her new rates bill.
John Roughan: Universal benefits that don't benefit us all
The generation that paid 66c never gave up the notion they had paid for their pensions.
Editorial: Positives beneath ugly top-line debt
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Consumer debt falling by billions but missed payments on the rise
Two big reasons cited for billions in plunging debt.
Govt unveils plans to further loosen consumer lending rules
Clark announces plans for further CCCFA changes to take effect in March.
Nation of debt: Housing debt jumps 7pc - can we afford it?
Keeping unemployment low will be key to servicing the debt, economists say.
Credit checker reveals Kiwis' winter spending priorities
Kiwis prioritise three main things during cold winter months.
Cooking the Books podcast: How to stop 'buy now, pay later' unexpectedly trapping you in debt
Understanding your debt can help you pay it off faster.
Mary Holm: A windfall from a land sale - but are banks safe places for the money?
Just because funds have similar names, it doesn't mean their investments are the same.
Diana Clement: Do you have a friend who won't pay their share?
OPINION: There are ways to get reluctant or forgetful people to pay up.
Worker opted out of KiwiSaver without her permission
The first the woman learned of the matter was a letter from Inland Revenue.
Hatch co-founder and chief executive leaving
Two co-founders leaving Kiwi share trading site.
Laybuy to cut headcount by a third
Most 'buy now, pay later' company job cuts to be made in Auckland head office.
Biggest investing mistake 30-somethings make
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US Fed hikes rate to highest level in four years
By raising borrowing rates, Fed makes it costlier to take out mortgages or car loans.
Diana Clement: Are you in a financial crisis?
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Mary Holm: Savings boost for mums — and others
KiwiSaver isn't just for people in paid jobs.
Upmarket restaurant business Nourish sold
Nourish owns and operates restaurants in Auckland, Taupō, Wellington and Queenstown.
Auckland Council to fight in court for hotel bed tax
Auckland Council fighting for controversial tax the Court of Appeal ruled 'invalid'.
Family feud: Son dupes parents in property purchase
The couple took their son to court after learning their home wasn't really theirs.
Three parties oppose new $50m supermarket liquor sale
Herne Bay has many other liquor outlets, but also schools and parks, opponents say.
Cooking the Books podcast: Why talking about money is so hard
There are tactics to make it easier to talk money with your partner.
Diana Clement: What's the worst KiwiSaver fund?
OPINION: At the very least, make sure you are actually paying into yours.
Mary Holm: Buying shares? A dollar here, a dollar there - it adds up
Even if your share investments are tiny, it pays to spread them around.
Cash rate takes a hike, but will your mortgage?
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Rodents crept in via holes: Auckland tenant victory
Whether the rodents were rats or mice was not specified.